David Beckham wants to play for England at the London 2012 Olympics, but doesn't expect to play for a European club again. The 35-year-old midfielder has put himself through a grueling schedule in recent years playing for AC Milan during the Los Angeles Galaxy offseason, but that took its toll as an injury ruled him out of the World Cup. While accepting he has been pushing his body too hard, Beckham wants to play a role at the Olympics. “If I'm still playing and I'm still considered to make a difference to the team I'd love to be involved,” Beckham said Wednesday during a live Yahoo! video webchat. Beckham was at the World Cup in South Africa as a member of coach Fabio Capello's support staff after being ruled out with an Achilles' tendon injury. Beckham said he has been running for the past 10 days and should be back in action for the Galaxy within two months. Everton beats Heart Midfielder Jack Rodwell scored in the first half and forward Louis Saha in the second to give English Premier League team Everton a 2-0 win over host Melbourne Heart. Saha missed a penalty in the third minute against the Heart, which will begin play in an expanded A
